Lightroom for Aviation Photographers Book

I know a lot of aviation photographers are either using Lightroom or starting to look at using Lightroom and are looking for guidance. Having made the move from Photoshop / Bridge to Lightroom myself I know there are a lot of little items you don’t discover until someone tells you about them (I’ve never found Adobe’s products to be particularly intuitive).

Dirk Jan de Ridder has pointed me towards most of these and now he has written a book on using Lightroom with a focus on aviation photography.

If you are looking at moving to Lightroom or want to make more use of it go take a look at that PDF preview of his book and if you like what you see, go order it!

Available through MilAvia Press with shipping available worldwide:

http://www.milaviapress.com/lightroom/book.php

A low res preview in PDF format:

http://www.milaviapress.com/lightroom/downloads/preview.pdf

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